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Amsterdam has a long history of business and international trade -- from founding the world's first multinational corporation, the Dutch East India Company, to it's modern day flourishing economy. While The Hague may be the Netherlands' administrative capital, it is Amsterdam that is the genuine business centre. Much of this is owed to the city's encouragement of high-tech amenities and conference ... read more »

Any business travel itinerary to Barcelona, Spain, should also take in the stunning architecture, cultural life and the culinary delights of this world-class, hospitable city. Business travellers make up around half of the visitors who visit Barcelona each year and most try to tie-in some of the city's sights. Everyone should mind their belongings as bag-snatching is common.
Barcelona is served ... read more »

Basel is located along the Rhine river in northern Switzerland, at the intersection of France, Germany and Switzerland. It is a relatively small, attractive city with a good arts scene. The city is a centre of the pharmaceutical industry, home to pharma giant Novartis and Hoffmann-La Roche. The city is also emerging as a software cluster and is also joint head-quarters ... read more »

--The capital has bounced back relatively well from the economic collapse of 2001, however inflation remains high. Here, in this good looking and laid back city, top banks, insurance companies and large multinationals share city space with 12.7 million people.

Almost all international flights arrive at Buenos Aires's Ezeiza airport, about 35km south of the centre. Ezeiza is a ... read more »

Dublin has seen almost legendary economic growth in the last 15 years, which tied-in with an explosion of multiculturalism, has certainly boosted the confidence of the city.

Dublin International Airport is about 12km north from the city's Georgian commercial city centre, and is well serviced by buses and taxis. Many major companies have offices in Dublin, including Google, Microsoft ... read more »